The chambers of crafts estimate that 300,000 craft businesses will be put up for sale in the next decade.
Notice to employees in full professional retraining, the chambers of trades and crafts (CMA) are making their eyes soft. “We have such a need in our sectors that we support all the good energies that come our way.», Affirms Joël Fourny, the president of CMA France who is eyeing with interest the candidates for entrepreneurship whose number has climbed with the crisis.
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It must be said that the challenge of the craft world is immense. According to network figures, some 300,000 artisans will be looking for a buyer for their business in the next ten years. Each year, 1.3% of craft businesses are sold. In 2020, this was the case for 15,000 to 16,000 structures. But for those business leaders who aspire to take over, the task is often difficult. “Over the last decade, we have observed a downward trend in business disposals in general. But this is particularly important for very small businesses under …
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